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Rana Leopardo Norteña (Lithobates pipiens)Observ.
bahubbardDescripción
I believe this is a Northern Leopard Frog
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Género RanaObserv.
herpmfLugar
PrivadoDescripción
An example of a hybrid Rana pretiosa × cascadae from a sympatric population. Short, round rostrum and toe webbing to the last phalanges on the hind feet, while retaining longer hind legs and coloration/marking of R. cascadae.
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Culebra de Collar del Noroeste (Diadophis punctatus ssp. occidentalis)Observ.
turdusmDescripción
Spotted on the road next to the Grande Ronde
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smellyturkeyDescripción
I'm a bit confused about how this species only exists in a species of Amblystoma that does not occur on the west coast.
I only collected this algae from an egg that did not contain a baby salamander.
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
demonpumpkinDescripción
Cornered by 5 domestic cats in fenced in garden at 1515 Brentwood Drive. Removed to adjacent undeveloped parcel 100 m north out of sight of cats.
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Tecolote Llanero (Athene cunicularia)Observ.
toby_bradshawDescripción
10 burrowing owls at a nest burrow.
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katiyafriedmanDescripción
Needs id
Found on the bottom of the 50m pit. The lizard was energetic and very active despite the scarcity of sunlight. A couple of new born lizards of the same species were also observed in the vicinity of this adult.
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
torreybrownellDescripción
no red whatsoever, but the black head gave it away.
lifer for me :-)
i have a short video of it fleeing, it moved in a very strange push motion.
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Tortuga de Poza Occidental (Actinemys marmorata)Observ.
berthelsdorfDescripción
Taken April 2020
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
coatesmatthewDescripción
Seen with a common raven hopping around it and harassing it, on trail in Yosemite Valley. Kingsnake of some kind, I think it’s a California Mountain Kingsnake
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
harry__turnerDescripción
1600 feet elevation, 75°F. The day was a high of 84
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Lagartija Leopardo Narigona (Gambelia wislizenii)Observ.
kid-herperDescripción
this leopard lizard was completely patternless!!!!
is this normal?
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kalmiopsishikerDescripción
Unfortunately, I couldn't get the camera on it in the sun -- nearly as reflective as chrome!
~10 inches higher and it would've had a direct sightline to the Pacific ocean.
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Camaleón de Montaña de Cuernos Cortos (Phrynosoma hernandesi)Observ.
waterlooensisDescripción
Being eaten by terrestrial garter
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Salamandra del Norte (Plethodon elongatus)Observ.
spencer_riffleDescripción
A "piebald" elongatus.
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Rana Manchada de Oregon (Rana pretiosa)Observ.
skrulisFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
at Conboy Lake NWR in Glenwood, WA
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petezaniDescripción
A funny thing happens in the northern portions of the range of side-blotched lizards...they aggregate in anticipation of winter. I haven't posted many of these pics, but I have years of data on certain hibernacula where I've been counting the numbers of lizards active on any given day. Here I count at least 18 lizards.
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petezaniDescripción
It was 8°C (46°F) for a high on this date. That's about the minimum lower thermal limit for Uta activity. In this case, there was no activity for the two weeks prior to this, so this may have been the first chance to warm up for most of the 10 Side-blotched Lizards visible in this photo.
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Falsa Coralillo del Noroeste (Lampropeltis californiae)Observ.
herper47Descripción
Full credit for this record goes to biologist Lowell Diller (now deceased), who found this specimen and provided me with the photo-voucher
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cshethFecha
Septiembre 2014Descripción
The snake was found in a wild banana patch, in the centre of a large stream (>10m width). It regurgitated an arboreal Snail-eating Pareas sp. indicating this is a snake eating species.
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Lialis jicariObserv.
kukuh_indraDescripción
encountered behind sago plants block in MP-21
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coreyjlangeDescripción
All the snails besides the left most snail which looks green around the aperture. I think the green looking one is Fluminicola turbiniformis.
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Coyotes, Lobos, Chacales Y Perros (Género Canis)Observ.
moody108Descripción
Here's a video link:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DAADNfmsy0k
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Planta Jarra de California (Darlingtonia californica)Observ.
jeffgoddardDescripción
Growing next to Lower Vulcan Lake, Kalmiopsis Wliderness. Scanned from a 35 mm slide.
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jeffgoddardDescripción
Endemic to SW Oregon; namesake of the Kalmiopsis Wilderness area. Scanned from 35 mm prints I took in May 1995 (day of month approximate, as I can not find my notes from this trip).
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markeggerDescripción
Jalca de Coipin, the type locality for this very rare endemic of high elevations in the the Andes Mountains of north-central Peru.
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holyeggDescripción
Both flower morphs growing next to each other—light flowers with long pistils and darker flowers with short pistils. Reproduction only happens between plants with opposite flower morphs.
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kalmiopsishikerDescripción
Mt. Billingslea to the right rear in the 3rd pic.
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nataliewaddellrutterDescripción
Several individuals seen on Man Head Cay. This one is in breeding colors.
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Salamandra Negra de Klamath (Aneides klamathensis)Observ.
leppinmDescripción
Found under rock on dry, open, rocky hillside. juvenile. Ventrum black.
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Lagartija Leopardo Narigona (Gambelia wislizenii)Observ.
jimarneDescripción
Only a guess. I have no idea.
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Falsa Coralillo Real de California (Lampropeltis zonata)Observ.
aleescottDescripción
An axanthic morph I came across just outside of Lost Lake! Probably the most exciting find of the season coming across this hatchling. Had to be no more than 8 inches in length.
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Salamandra de Espalda Roja Occidental (Plethodon vehiculum)Observ.
hawnzdDescripción
Albino plethodon species, possibly Western Red-backed (Plethodon vehiculum) a common species in this area.
~50mm SVL
~45mm Tail Length
16 Costal Grooves (from what I can tell)
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Camaleón de Cuernos Cortos (Phrynosoma douglasii)Observ.
tempeDescripción
Ran under a sage before I caught it. First one I've ever seen. Second one I know of in this general area.
